Originally published in the Gwinnett Forum.
The Rowen Foundation has named a new director, Ambrish Baisiwala, chairman and CEO of Portman Holdings, to its board. Baisiwala brings more than 30 years of global experience in real estate and international business to the foundation.
Rowen President and CEO Mason Ailstock says:. “His insights, relationships and expertise will accelerate Rowen’s growth as we engage with prospective companies and begin vertical development.”
Baisiwala has held leadership roles in international real estate development and portfolio management across the U.S., China, India, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Australia.He has led Portman Holdings, an Atlanta-based real estate investment, development, and management firm, for more than 15 years.
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Originally posted in Atlanta Business Chronicle. A decade from now, a series of stop-and-start intersections along the state highway connecting Atlanta to Athens will be ditched in an effort to improve traffic flow and accommodate growth. Georgia’s Department of Transportation is investing approximately $1 billion into a long-term overhaul of state Route 316. The four-lane […]
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The Rowen Foundation today announced that President and CEO Mason Ailstock will step down after accepting a new opportunity. The Rowen Board of Directors is conducting a national search for Rowen's next president and CEO with the Board anticipating new leadership later this fall.
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